Sentence examples for picked up if from inspiring English sources

Technical knowledge can be picked up if you have the aptitude, but you can't fake enthusiasm.

The pace has picked up — if not to faster-than-a-speeding-bullet Superman velocity, then at least as much as the inherent sclerosis of Washington will allow.

"They're thinking they're doing me a favor," he says, "and I'm thinking I could get picked up if they come for them".

Unlike conventional radio transmitters, which transmit on a particular frequency and which cannot be picked up if the receiver is slightly mistuned, UWB devices broadcast at very low power over an extremely wide band of frequencies.

Real estate activity has picked up, if a little less robustly at the shore than the rest of the state as a whole, according to Jeffrey Otteau, the president of the Otteau Valuation Group.

At Barnes Bridge the umpire Rob Clegg called over the loudspeaker for Cambridge to move to the Middlesex bank and be picked up – "if you want to", he added, as his instructions were ignored.

Whenever the economy picks up, if attendance at theme parks improves, the added revenue will fall directly to Disney's bottom line, Mr. Davis said.

Export demand could pick up if the dollar weakens".

So the numbers may pick up if the scheme continues this year.

Q. -- Picking up if I could, just on that last point for both of you.

"Watch how much crime picks up if you take away our game".